Drilling and pump installation, and pressure and storage systems built for Comal County ground.
New well drilling, casing, and submersible pump installation sized to your property and aquifer zone.
Learn more →Pressure tanks, booster pumps, and storage tank systems that hold steady pressure and protect your well pump.
Learn more →Most rural homes between New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, Bulverde and Spring Branch depend on a private well drawing from the Edwards or Trinity aquifer. We handle the full system, from drilling a new well to keeping water pressure steady at the tap. Homeowners west of 281 can start with our Bulverde water well service page, which covers Trinity depths and common pump problems there.
New wells drilled into the Edwards or Trinity aquifer, plus submersible and constant-pressure pump installation and same-day pump replacement.
Storage tanks and booster pumps for low-yield Hill Country wells, plus pressure tank replacement for short-cycling systems.
What drives cost in Comal County: depth, aquifer zone, casing and pump choice.
Wells here deal with hard, mineral-heavy water, drought-season water level drops in the Trinity, and permitting through the Edwards Aquifer Authority or the Comal Trinity Groundwater Conservation District depending on location. Every recommendation accounts for your aquifer zone, well yield and household demand, so the system holds up through a dry Texas summer.
Properties closer to New Braunfels and parts of Canyon Lake often draw from the Edwards Aquifer. Bulverde, Spring Branch and western Comal County acreage usually draw from the Trinity. Nearby well records narrow it down.
Yes. We replace pumps, pressure tanks and controls on existing wells, and we add storage and booster systems to fix low pressure.
Tell us what's going on and we'll point you in the right direction — no charge for the visit.